smith tools for sale

Aug 20, 2004 3 Replies

For Sale in Northern California (SF Bay Area):


1) two anvils: a) 40kg (170lb) Model B34 Kohlswa (clip & upset blocks, round and square horns, pritchell & hardy holes) b) 50 lb. Peterwright - top face perfect


2) 50# trip hammer: circa 1890s Flint and Lomax (Denver CO), electrified from o-head shaft, cone clutch, needs new babbit.


3) two Wally Yader swedge blocks - both styles


4) 5 1/2" leg vise w/matching table


5) rivet forge w/hand-crank blower


6) 3 1/2" legvise and table w/round cut-out to match rivet forge


7) assorted hand tools: punches (round and square), fullers, butchers, sets, top & bottom swedges, cut-off tools (curved - various radii, straight, tapered), hardy shears, deep-draw hammers, lots of tongs, etc

photos at:

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.../B34_Kohlswa.jpg .../Peterwright.jpg .../Yader_blocks_bottoms.jpg .../Yader_blocks_tops.jpg .../all_hand_tools_no_tongs.jpg .../anvils_and_hammer.jpg .../hammer-motor_cone_bows.jpg .../hammer_upright.jpg .../hand_tools_and_tongs.jpg .../hand_tools_left.jpg .../hand_tools_right.jpg .../leg_vise_table-rot_right.jpg .../leg_vise_table_base_detatil.jpg .../rivet_forge_rot_right.jpg .../rivet_tbl_vise_top.jpg .../sets_and_tongs_right.jpg



Contact: snipped-for-privacy@rcn.com


Re-babbiting a hammer is a major project. It might be easier to fab inserts. I'm already planning for the day my babbit bearings get too out of round to hold the crank.

not to be anal but 40 kg is around 90 lbs. (2.2 lbs to 1 kg) so which is it??

98 lbs. Yeah, I'm being that way too...

GA

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